my name is robert pritchard, one of the parishioners at sacred heart and also the vice president of theacred heart gospel choir and with the save our sacred heart preservation. there is a large contingent that is very much in agreement for historic preservation and landmarking. we're not all here because this continue wants keeps happening and people haven't been able to show up. be

my name is robert pritchard, one of the parishioners at sacred heart and also the vice president of the sacred heart gospel choir and with the save our sacred heart preservation. there is a large contingent that is very much in agreement for historic preservation and landmarking. we're not all here because this continue wants keeps happening and people haven't been able to show up. believe me there is a large amount of and the western addition that are still dedicated to the preservation of sacred heart. thank you. >> thank you. thank you for coming can. >> maybe we should ask the public about what we should have done. [laughter] what's convenient -- >> this actually has been continued -- >> before? >> yes. >> i think we continued it maybe twice before, is that -- >> twice. >> twice, yes. from july 19 and then again from october 18. so, this will be the third continuance. >> i would suggest march 21. do i have a motion? >> yes. >> and does it come back to us a second time? for landmarking, it comes to us twice, right? >> so we would initiate it and then it could come back again. >> noth

pritchard yet. as ed's case plays out in court, fbi agent robert wittman is paying very close attention. >> he was veryout, pritchard and his partners had been running the same kind of scam on others who had civil war artifacts. >> usually 10 times was what they were selling material for after they had appraised it for 1/10 of value. >> ed's lawsuit helps wittman and the fbi build a criminal case. >> in the end, there was a superseding criminal indictment that had more than 20 counts in it. >> faced with a mountain of evidence against him, pritchard strikes a deal in 2001 with prosecutors and pleads guilty. he's sentenced to a year in prison and 830k in restitution fees. half of that sum is awarded to ed pickett, but... >> russ pritchard doesn't seem to have the money. i think i've received a total of maybe $25,000, $30,000. >> are you furious? >> i'm pretty upset. >> look in the camera and tell russ pritchard what you want him to do. >> i would like for russ pritchard to actually pay the restitution. but moreover i would like the national civil war museum to do the right thing and actually return my i